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Famous smashed R34 pic? where is iT?

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Ok guys, iam looking for this Smashed Famous R34 pic, yes you all know what it looks like Blue R34 GTR that has by the looks of it hit a tree at very high speed.

this pic has been floating around for ages and i seen it heaps now i need it for a reason and i cant find iT GRRRRRRRRR the net :)

there was also a web page some one had posted up ages ago, with all famous sports cars in funny and scary accidents if any one has this info please post

Cheers fellas

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Shell Grand Master

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was it this site?? http://www.wreckedexotics.com/

and I think I know the pic you mean :)

is it the one where there's a version with heaps of those stupid domokin (or whatever they're called??) things all over it?

Snowman Grand Master

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The pic from Fro-Daddy is why everyone should carry a fire extinguisher.

Saw this happen to a GTS-T on the weekend when a turbo hose came off. Lucky the guy has an extinguisher so all that was damaged was his rear bar and one set of tail lights.

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  redline2003 said:
off topic but i was looking on the wrecked exotics site and under 'maclaren f1' theres a silver example which looks to have victorian number plates 'MCLF.1' but it isnt that clear....interesting

Sorry for O/T, but when i was looking for insurance, i went to a site that proudly advertised that they had the biggest motor vehicle insurance payout in Oz, (maybe world, not sure) for $1million, for a Mclaren F1 that fot written off by a IT dude

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  b005t said:
warning! may disturb some viewers... yellow r34 gt-t being crushed

http://www.automotiveforums.com/vbulletin/t4807.html

That is mental!!! I'd cry tears of blood if that was mine!!! But it's funny too (in a sick kind of way!) hehehe :freak:

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